From Hope Conrad DEATHS...BELOW777777777777777777777777 4-23-1896 JOHN ANDERSON AGE 24 OF SHAMOKIN ON THURSDAY RAN OVER BY A TRAIN NEAR WEIGH SCALES...... 4-23-1896 ISAAC DRUMHELLER OF ROCKEFELLER TOWNSHIP (ESTATE NOTE) ADMINISTRATOR EMMANUEL C. DRUMHELLER. 1-16-1896 MRS. LOU IRENE DRUMHELLER AGE 24 ......DIED ON FRIDAY ..WIFE OF DOCTOR F. E. DRUMHELLER OF SUNBURY. BORN 7-23-1872 IN SUNBURY. YOUNGEST CHILD OF DAVID AND FANNY DISSINGER WED ON 6-10-1890 AND NOW SURVIVED BY HUSBAND AND LAST FAMILY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY (I . T. C. DISSINGER) BURIED BESIDE HER PARENTS AND BROTHER IN THE POMFRET MANOR CEMETERY. 10-1- 1896 N.S. DRUMHELLER AGE 75 BURIED NEAR JORDAN TOWNSHIP.. FORMER SOLDIER OF COMPANY D...172ND REGIMENT OF PA. VOLUNTEERS IN THE REBELLION. REPORT OF 9-29- FROM MAHONOY.. 4-30-1896 MRS. O.R. DRUMHELLER (SEE MARIAN GRONE) ......Marion Grone...on 4-30-1896 age 10 mos. daughter of Alexander Grone of Danville.. her mother is the sister of Mrs. O.R, Drumheller of Shamokin. 2-6-1896 MRS OLIVER DRUMHELLER (see Dr. B.F. Shultz) 2-6-1896 Dr . B. F. Shultz age 68 of Danville died on Saturday....about 4 years ago he fell on the pavement and has been crippled and 2 years ago he was seized of softening of the brain which caused his death ......Born in Columbia county in 1828 .....survived by 5 children... Dr. Cameron Shultz of Danville Mrs. Deboria Vincent....(wife of Thomas) Mrs.Florence Grone....wife of Alexander Mrs. Dora Drumheller..(wife of Oliver of Sunbury) Arminta Shultz 1-2-1896 DANIEL W. KEELER ....AGE 37 YEARS 9 MOS . 20 DAYS ....OF 4TH STREET SUNBURY...DIED ON SATURDAY FROM CONSUMPTION. HE CAME TO SUNBURY SOME YEARS AGO FROM SNYDER COUNTY AND WAS FORMER OWNER OF THE EMPIRE HOUSE ON 3RD STREET. BURIED IN POMFRET MANOR CEMETERY.. 5-14-1896 JOSEPH KREIGBAUM, AGE 75 OF ROCKEFELLER TWP. DIED ON SATURDAY LAST. SURVIVED BY WIFE AND SEVERAL GROWN CHILDREN. 9-10-1896 SARAH KREIGBAUM OF RALHPO TOWNSHIP...(ESTATE NOTE) ADMINISTRATOR IS WILLIAM F. KREIGBAUM 10-15-1896 DANIEL MARKS...(SEE MARY BARRON)..... 10-15-1896 MARY BARRON (AGE 14 MONTHS) DAUGHTER OF JOSEPH BARRON DIED WHILE HER MOTHER WAS NURSING HER IN THEIR 2ND STORY HOUSE ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE MILL.....DIED THRUSDAY FROM A BOILER EXPLOSION AT THE READING ROLLER MILL IN DANVILLE.... OTHERS KILLED.......LISTED SEPERATELY..... THOSE INJURED.....WERE....... ROBERT REID ....MANAGER RUSH YERRICK....HEAD ROLLER WILLIAM GERRINGER.... CLINTON MAJOR COMLY YOUNG CHARLES WOOLE GEORGE LUNGER ROBERT McVEIGH THOMAS MILLER THOMAS EVANS JONATHAN GEORGE JOHN MULLEN JR. CHARLES RANIER GEORGE NEVINS DANIEL MARKS# JAMES CONNELY SR. A. L. BRANDT JOSEPH AND RICHARD SHEPPARD W.H. BARNHART MRS. MARGARET BARRON THOMAS WILLIAMS 10-7-1834 A SIMILAR ACCIDENT HAPPENED AT THE SAME MILL AND KILLED 10 4-23-1896 HENRY M. REED (SEE ELIZABETH SHAFFER).. ELIZ. SHAFFER ESTATE NOTES THAT HER EXECUTOR WAS HENRY M. REED 4-23-1896 SAMUEL REED OF COAL TOWNSHIP...(ESTATE NOTE) ADMINISTRIX CATHARINE REED. 7-16-1896 WILLIAM REED AGE 38 A RAILROAD CAR RUNNER ........RAN OVER BY A TRAIN IN POTTSVILLE. 10-1-1896 WILLIAM REED AGE 80 OF POTTSGROVE ...CHILLISQUAQUE TWP. DIED ON TUESDAY. 8-6-1896 MISS JANE SOBER (SEE WILLIAM GILGER).. WILLIAM H.F. GILGER..... (WILLIAM IS THE HUSBAND OF JANE SOBER ) AND HE IS DEAD AT AGE 69 DIED ON THURSDAY.......HE WAS BORN 4-10-1827 NEAR ELYSBURG ....SON OF ADAM GILGER...........HE ATTENDED SCHOOL IN SCHULKILL AND NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY.....AND MOVED FROM IRISH VALLEY TO SHAMOKIN. HE WED MISS JANE SOBER ON 2-8-1853......PARENTS OF 6 CHILDREN. END OF BOOK OF 1896......

I have a Peter Robinson b-1817 in PA and some of his family. Any relations? Tonya ----- Original Message ----- From: "Patt Fulton" <pattfulton@sbcglobal.net> To: <PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 8:00 PM Subject: [PANORTHU-L] Re: ROBINSONS/ROBISONS in Mahonig Twp. 1784 > Dear Searchers, > Isaac ROBINSON/ROBISON/ROBERTSON wrote his Will 21 October 1784, and it > was entered for probate, 15 March 1786, Northumberland Co. No wife was > mentioned, but her given name was Mary, [mentioned in Isaac father's Will, > Little Britain Twp., Lancaster Co.] His brother, James, was one of the > executors and he died circa 1795, Northumberland Co. > > Isaac and James were sons of Michael and Margaret (McGummery/Montgomery) > ROBISON of Little Britain Twp., Lancaster Co., PA. > > Isaac requested that his debts be paid and any monies left were to go for > the eduction of his children (minors) He further ordered that when the > executors deem it appropriate they should bind his three sons to a trade. > The children were, Isaac, John, Michael and Jean (female). Question (1): > Since the children were minors, wouldn't guardians have been appointed for > them? Also in the executor's accounting record was the following: "To > Thomas Hewitt for drawing an indenture for Michael Robison..." [Nothing > more of what type of indenture.] > Question (2): Would the indenture be recorded in the County Recorder's > Office? > > I descend from a Michael ROBINSON that was born in Pennsylvania, circa > 1771, and migrated to Pike Co., OH, and later settled in Scioto Twp., > Pickaway Co., OH. where he is buried. He mar. a woman named Elizabeth > (unk.) and named his first son, Isaac. The other chldren had some of the > same given names as the Michael ROBISON family in Lancaster Co. > > I'm trying to locate where the children in Northumberland Co. lived after > the death of their father, Isaac, to see if there is a connection to my > line. > > Any suggestions will be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks. > Patt Fulton > Austin, TX. > > > > >

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Oops! I want to add to my original post that I believe the dairy business was in Sunbury, with dairy farm(s) in Upper Augusta township and perhaps elsewhere.

I am trying to assemble information on the Glen Lock Dairies and the two brothers who (I think) founded the dairy: Charles S. Haughawout and J. Pierce Haughawout. I believe J. Pierce died in 1944 , Charles survived him, but I don't know when he died. I am guessing the dairy began in the teens or twenties, but I am still at the early stages of my research. Any information on the dairy or the Haughawouts would be greatly appreciated. TIA!

Hello Patt, The township name is correctly spelled "Mahoning." It was established in Northumberland Co. in 1786 (some authorities say 1775). In 1850, when Montour Co. was taken off of Northumberland Co., Mahoning Twp. fell into Montour Co. If you have thoroughly checked Northumberland Co. records to no avail, you might do well to look in Montour Co. records for the descendants you seek. Mahoning Twp. encircles Danville on the south central border of Montour Co. Nelson R. Sulouff ////////////////////////////// ----- Original Message ----- From: Patt Fulton To: PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 5:00 PM Subject: [PANORTHU-L] Re: ROBINSONS/ROBISONS in Mahonig Twp. 1784 Dear Searchers, Isaac ROBINSON/ROBISON/ROBERTSON wrote his Will 21 October 1784, and it was entered for probate, 15 March 1786, Northumberland Co. No wife was mentioned, but her given name was Mary, [mentioned in Isaac father's Will, Little Britain Twp., Lancaster Co.] His brother, James, was one of the executors and he died circa 1795, Northumberland Co. Isaac and James were sons of Michael and Margaret (McGummery/Montgomery) ROBISON of Little Britain Twp., Lancaster Co., PA. Isaac requested that his debts be paid and any monies left were to go for the eduction of his children (minors) He further ordered that when the executors deem it appropriate they should bind his three sons to a trade. The children were, Isaac, John, Michael and Jean (female). Question (1): Since the children were minors, wouldn't guardians have been appointed for them? Also in the executor's accounting record was the following: "To Thomas Hewitt for drawing an indenture for Michael Robison..." [Nothing more of what type of indenture.] Question (2): Would the indenture be recorded in the County Recorder's Office? I descend from a Michael ROBINSON that was born in Pennsylvania, circa 1771, and migrated to Pike Co., OH, and later settled in Scioto Twp., Pickaway Co., OH. where he is buried. He mar. a woman named Elizabeth (unk.) and named his first son, Isaac. The other chldren had some of the same given names as the Michael ROBISON family in Lancaster Co. I'm trying to locate where the children in Northumberland Co. lived after the death of their father, Isaac, to see if there is a connection to my line. Any suggestions will be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks. Patt Fulton Austin, TX.

Dear Searchers, Isaac ROBINSON/ROBISON/ROBERTSON wrote his Will 21 October 1784, and it was entered for probate, 15 March 1786, Northumberland Co. No wife was mentioned, but her given name was Mary, [mentioned in Isaac father's Will, Little Britain Twp., Lancaster Co.] His brother, James, was one of the executors and he died circa 1795, Northumberland Co. Isaac and James were sons of Michael and Margaret (McGummery/Montgomery) ROBISON of Little Britain Twp., Lancaster Co., PA. Isaac requested that his debts be paid and any monies left were to go for the eduction of his children (minors) He further ordered that when the executors deem it appropriate they should bind his three sons to a trade. The children were, Isaac, John, Michael and Jean (female). Question (1): Since the children were minors, wouldn't guardians have been appointed for them? Also in the executor's accounting record was the following: "To Thomas Hewitt for drawing an indenture for Michael Robison..." [Nothing more of what type of indenture.] Question (2): Would the indenture be recorded in the County Recorder's Office? I descend from a Michael ROBINSON that was born in Pennsylvania, circa 1771, and migrated to Pike Co., OH, and later settled in Scioto Twp., Pickaway Co., OH. where he is buried. He mar. a woman named Elizabeth (unk.) and named his first son, Isaac. The other chldren had some of the same given names as the Michael ROBISON family in Lancaster Co. I'm trying to locate where the children in Northumberland Co. lived after the death of their father, Isaac, to see if there is a connection to my line. Any suggestions will be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks. Patt Fulton Austin, TX.

Hi, I am looking for information on the below family found in the 1870 census of Shamokin. I would especially like to contact living relatives. The father of this family was named David Fulton. He may have been dead during this census year or separated from his family. Here is now they appear in the 1870 census of Shamokin. Mary Fulton, age 46, keeping house, born Scotland David Fulton, age 18, works in mines, born Pa. Mary Fulton, age 15, born Pa. Annie Fulton, age 13, born Pa. John Fulton, age 11, born Pa. Dalice

Wayne, I married into the Deemer family and I do have some Deemer research that the family had already worked on. However, I only seem to have information currently for those in Western PA. The furthest ancestor back we have listed is Adam Deemer b abt 1834 in Bavaria, Bermany m. Margaret "Mary" Deemer whom he met in Coulter, Allegheny County, PA. It appears that Coulter is now called South Versailles. Adam supposedly came to American from Hamburg, Germany between 1861 and 1863. He was a miner. If we have any connection please let me know. If you would like I do have additional information. Crystal ----- Original Message ----- From: <WFUR1@aol.com> To: <PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2005 7:43 PM Subject: [PANORTHU-L] Crystal Deemer > Crystal Deemer > Do you have any Deemer research? I am looking for ancestors of Rachel Betsey > Deemer(Deamer) b. 1758 in Phila. d. 1820 married Samuel Howe in 1774. > > Wayne Furman > >

Crystal Deemer Do you have any Deemer research? I am looking for ancestors of Rachel Betsey Deemer(Deamer) b. 1758 in Phila. d. 1820 married Samuel Howe in 1774. Wayne Furman

Roger, I have 21 or 22 Klingers in my file. A cousin actually did the research, but I will try to help if I can. Crystal Wollet Deemer Indiana, Pennsylvania ----- Original Message ----- From: <RogerCubs@aol.com> To: <PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2005 7:59 AM Subject: [PANORTHU-L] Klinger family > Would like to hear from someone who has researched the Klinger family as I > have a mystery I would like to solve. > > Roger Cramer > Peoria, Arizona > Roger and Sue Cramer's Genealogy Site > http://members.aol.com/rogercubs/index.html > Ogle Co., IL Genealogy Site > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilogle/ > > >

Would like to hear from someone who has researched the Klinger family as I have a mystery I would like to solve. Roger Cramer Peoria, Arizona Roger and Sue Cramer's Genealogy Site http://members.aol.com/rogercubs/index.html Ogle Co., IL Genealogy Site http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilogle/

Hello Crystal, Have we investigated the possibility of a Klinger connection? I am descended from the immigrant Johann Philipp Klinger who immigrated 1751, settled at Reading in Berks Co., moved west and is buried in the Klinger Church Cemetery near Erdman, Lykens Twp., Dauphin Co. I'd be interested in hearing from you or your cousin who is researching Klinger. Nelson R. Sulouff Retired in AZ ////////////////////////////////// ----- Original Message ----- From: Crystal Deemer To: PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2005 5:15 AM Subject: Re: [PANORTHU-L] Klinger family Roger, I have 21 or 22 Klingers in my file. A cousin actually did the research, but I will try to help if I can. Crystal Wollet Deemer Indiana, Pennsylvania ----- Original Message ----- From: <RogerCubs@aol.com> To: <PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2005 7:59 AM Subject: [PANORTHU-L] Klinger family > Would like to hear from someone who has researched the Klinger family as I > have a mystery I would like to solve. > > Roger Cramer > Peoria, Arizona > Roger and Sue Cramer's Genealogy Site > http://members.aol.com/rogercubs/index.html > Ogle Co., IL Genealogy Site > http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilogle/ > > >

Hello Roger, You and I have exchanged Klinger data in the past. I have you noted as source for the 1638 marriage date of my 8th gg-grandfather, Georg Klinger, married in Pfaffen-Beerfurth, Odenwald, Germany. I would like to know the nature of the mystery you are working on now. I have a distant cousin living in Texas who has traced our common Klinger ancestry back to a marriage in Rielingshausen, Württemburg, Germany, in about 1544. If I am no help in resolving your mystery, I would like to see if perhaps my Texas cousin will be able to help you. Best regards, Nelson R. Sulouff zuli@sprintmail.com /////////////////////////// ----- Original Message ----- From: RogerCubs@aol.com To: PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2005 4:59 AM Subject: [PANORTHU-L] Klinger family Would like to hear from someone who has researched the Klinger family as I have a mystery I would like to solve. Roger Cramer Peoria, Arizona Roger and Sue Cramer's Genealogy Site http://members.aol.com/rogercubs/index.html Ogle Co., IL Genealogy Site http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilogle/

I purchased some photo postcards on Ebay of the classes held in Eureka School, West Cameron about 1917. I believe they came from the Marvin Long Estate. I would love to identify the students and get more information about the school. I lived in a house in West Cameron at one time that was at one time an old one room school house so it's possible it was the Eureka School. I also purchased a photo of the West Cameron Band. Is anybody researching families from West Cameron about this time frame? Does anyone know if Judge Derrick might know something about the school or band?

Descendants of Solomon Beightol 1 Solomon BEIGHTOL b: March 06, 1828 in Jackson Twp., Northumberland Co., PA (appears in 1870 and 1900 Brookville Twp., Ogle Co., IL census) d: February 23, 1906 Burial: White Oak Cemetery, Forreston Twp., Ogle Co., IL . +Catharine MICHAEL b: August 21, 1837 in Jackson Twp., Northumberland Co., PA m: 1854 d: July 16, 1921 in Ogle Co., IL Burial: White Oak Cemetery, Forreston Twp., Ogle Co., IL Father: Peter John Michael Mother: Elizabeth Engel .. 2 William H. BEIGHTOL b: Abt. 1855 in IL ...... +Della MCPHERSON .. 2 George BEIGHTOL b: Abt. 1858 .. 2 Harvey E. BEIGHTOL b: Abt. 1861 .. 2 Emma BEIGHTOL b: Abt. 1863 .. 2 Margaret "Maggie" BEIGHTOL b: 1864 in Brookville Twp., Ogle Co., IL d: 1949 Burial: White Oak Cemetery, Forreston Twp., Ogle Co., IL ...... +Elias D. ERDMAN b: January 30, 1860 in Northumberland Co., PA m: May 29, 1884 in Brookville Twp., Ogle Co., IL d: August 05, 1927 Burial: White Oak Cemetery, Forreston Twp., Ogle Co., IL Father: Elias Erdman Mother: ? Myers .. 2 Isaac Milton BEIGHTOL b: October 11, 1867 d: 1946 Burial: White Oak Cemetery, Forreston Twp., Ogle Co., IL ...... +Anna Mary KNAPP b: Abt. 1862 in IL m: October 31, 1889 in Ogle Co., IL Father: George Michael Knapp Mother: Catharine Young Roger Cramer Peoria, Arizona Roger and Sue Cramer's Genealogy Site http://members.aol.com/rogercubs/index.html Ogle Co., IL Genealogy Site http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilogle/

The Oakhill Cemetety (Alaska) has these: Section one, Row #2 DAVIS, Margaret B. - b. 1899, d. no date DAVIS, David J. - b. 1892, d. 1959 - WW I Section One, Row #4 DAVIS, Keren - b. 184, d. 1929 DAVIS, T. - b. 1841, d. 1915. Section Four, Row #3 DAVIS, Dollie - b. 1889, d. 1942 - mother DAVIS, David E. - b. June 29, 1918, d. March 26, 1979 - WW 2 Section Seven, Row #2 DAVIS, Anna E. - b. 1891, d. 1970 DAVIS, John W. - b. 1885, d. 1963. The Mount Carmel Cemetery has 35 pages listing the surname DAVIS. This must be what you are looking for: Section 8, Row #19 - All these grouped together: DAVIS, Hopkin, b. South Wales, Mar. 25, 1823, d. Nov. 9, 1895 -72.7.15 Ann C., b. South Wales, June 7, 1830, d. Oct. 22, 1895 - 65.4.15 Evan J., b. Irwin, Glamorganshire, S.W. Apr. 30, 1826, d. July 11, 1895 Margaret, b. Aberdare, Glamorganshire, S.W., June 4, 1830, d. Aug. 8, 1909. I don't know if these cemetery books are still for sale - they were compiled by "Schuylkill Roots" and published about 1989. "Schuylkill Roots" probably has a webpage - they used to print a catalog. Libraries should have this information also. Good luck, Elida ----- Original Message ----- From: carol culp <cajada@superpa.net> To: <PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> Cc: <purrysburg@islc.net> Sent: Thursday, April 14, 2005 9:23 AM Subject: Re: [PANORTHU-L] Alaska and Mt. Carmel Cemetaries > on 4/14/05 9:05 AM, elida at purrysburg@islc.net wrote: > > > No, the Mount Carmel Cemetery and the Oak Hill Cemetery (known also as > > "Alaska") are different. However they are side by side as I remember > > from being there one snow covered day years back. > > > > I have some old publications for them. Who are you looking for? > > > > Elida of South Carolina > > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > From: carol culp <cajada@superpa.net> > > To: <PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> > > Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 6:14 PM > > Subject: [PANORTHU-L] Alaska and Mt. Carmel Cemetaries > > > > > >> Greetings, > >> > >> Could anyone tell me if the Alaska Cemetary and the Mt. Carmel > >> Cemetaries are one and the same? I have tried to reach the Volunteer > > lookup > >> who said she has directories for them, but evidently the e-mail > > address is > >> no longer valid. Carol > >> > > > > > I am looking for any descendants of Hopkin and Ann Davis. I visited their > grave site a few years ago while in the area. I didn't take notice to the > name of the cemetary. However, my gr grandfather's (David A. Davis) death > certificate lists him as being buried in the Alaska Cemetary. > > I have their birthdates, but would like to know of any Bevan, Parry, Bowe, > or more Davis'. Are the books with listings still accessable? I am doing > research for some distant cousins in Wales who were surprised to find a > branch of their family immigrated to the US. I'd be grateful if you'd find > just one these people listed above. Thank you for answering! Carol >

on 4/14/05 9:05 AM, elida at purrysburg@islc.net wrote: > No, the Mount Carmel Cemetery and the Oak Hill Cemetery (known also as > "Alaska") are different. However they are side by side as I remember > from being there one snow covered day years back. > > I have some old publications for them. Who are you looking for? > > Elida of South Carolina > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: carol culp <cajada@superpa.net> > To: <PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 6:14 PM > Subject: [PANORTHU-L] Alaska and Mt. Carmel Cemetaries > > >> Greetings, >> >> Could anyone tell me if the Alaska Cemetary and the Mt. Carmel >> Cemetaries are one and the same? I have tried to reach the Volunteer > lookup >> who said she has directories for them, but evidently the e-mail > address is >> no longer valid. Carol >> > I am looking for any descendants of Hopkin and Ann Davis. I visited their grave site a few years ago while in the area. I didn't take notice to the name of the cemetary. However, my gr grandfather's (David A. Davis) death certificate lists him as being buried in the Alaska Cemetary. I have their birthdates, but would like to know of any Bevan, Parry, Bowe, or more Davis'. Are the books with listings still accessable? I am doing research for some distant cousins in Wales who were surprised to find a branch of their family immigrated to the US. I'd be grateful if you'd find just one these people listed above. Thank you for answering! Carol

I'm wondering if anyone knows whether there is a cemetery at the following location? In doing research related to something else, I discovered that in 1895 Henry Arnold and his wife Margeret of Upper Augusta Township sold a tract of 1 acre 152 perches to Bishop McGovern, in trust for the Roamn Catholic Congregation of St. Michael's in Sunbury. The deed mentions a right of way to be used to access the property for funerals, so it's pretty clear this was intended as a cemetery parcel. The property adjoined the 1 1/2A parcel of the Sunbury Poor House, south of Sunbury. In 1913, Bishop Shanahan sold the parcel to Charles B. Zerbe, and in 1917 he and his wife Valeria sold it to John A. Lahr of Upper Augusta Township, who at the time owned the farm which surrounded the parcel on three sides (the Poor House adjoined the parcel on the east side) So the Church owned this tract from 1895 until 1913. Does anyone know if the Church actually used this as a cemetery? I have not tried to access the property to look for tombstones. So far as I know, there's no sign near Rt 147 indicating that there is a cemetery near the former Poor House site. If anyone can shed some light on this, I'd appreciate it.

No, the Mount Carmel Cemetery and the Oak Hill Cemetery (known also as "Alaska") are different. However they are side by side as I remember from being there one snow covered day years back. I have some old publications for them. Who are you looking for? Elida of South Carolina ----- Original Message ----- From: carol culp <cajada@superpa.net> To: <PANORTHU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, April 13, 2005 6:14 PM Subject: [PANORTHU-L] Alaska and Mt. Carmel Cemetaries > Greetings, > > Could anyone tell me if the Alaska Cemetary and the Mt. Carmel > Cemetaries are one and the same? I have tried to reach the Volunteer lookup > who said she has directories for them, but evidently the e-mail address is > no longer valid. Carol >